What is the difference between continuous and continual improvement?
What is the difference between continuous and continual improvement?
Continuous improvement is like a steady slope of improvement while continual improvement is like a step by step improvement programme, which moves on after one stage of improvement has been stabilised.
Atif Ali | 2 years ago
What is a customer loyalty program?
Is salt spray testing appropriate for powder coating and paints?
What should be the weld time for MIG welding and spot welding?
There are three possible answers: 1) GMAW process is used for a Fusion Joint where as Spot Welding is a Non Fusion joint. Hence, time of welding cannot be compared 2) Time depends up on Type and Nature of Joints. Whereas GMAW process is usually applied on plates, Spot Welding is restricted for thin sheets. 3) If GMAW process is applied on thin sheets, in that case, time required shall be more than Spot Welding for a specified length. It also depends on no. of spots to be welded for that particular length. In both the cases,the joints have to be Lap Joint. Practically, all the data are required and mode of metal transfer in GMAW process is required to be known to calculate the welding time. Thank you for giving us a chance to serve you.
Shreya Bhaduri | 2 years ago
Is visual inspection sufficient for welding upto 3mm thickness?
When it comes to porosity, the American Welding Society dictates that the sum of the diameters of visible porosity should not exceed 3/8 inches, or 9.5 mm, in any linear inch of the weld, or exceed 3.4 inches or 19 mm, in any 12 inch length of a weld.
Shreya Bhaduri | 2 years ago
Minimum how many tanks are required for nano coating phosphating?
What is the use of 7QC tools?
The 7 QC tools are fundamental instruments to improve the process and product quality. They are used to examine the production process, identify the key issues, control fluctuations of product quality, and give solutions to avoid future defects.
Annu Singh Kundu | 2 years ago
Uses of 7 QC tools are - Pareto Chart, Cause and effects diagram, Histogram, Scatter Diagram, Control Chart, Check Sheet, PFD (Process Flow diagram), Graphs.
Shreya Bhaduri | 2 years ago
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